High School Social Science Teacher (SY25 - 26) ID - 14395

Job Description
Position: Instruction | High School Social Science | Salary/10 Month

Reports To: Principal

Objective:

Provide an engaging, rigorous, and innovative academic learning experience for students by developing lessons that integrate traditional best practices, digital resources, and project-based learning. The ChiTech Social Science Teacher will cultivate students’ critical thinking, civic awareness, and analytical skills by connecting history, government, economics, and cultural studies to real-world applications.


Teaching & Learning Responsibilities (Team Role: Driver)
  • Demonstrate passion for and commitment to social sciences education, the mission of ChiTech, and student success.
  • Build strong, trusting relationships with all students throughout the ChiTech community.
  • Collect qualitative and quantitative data pertaining to student growth and achievement as directed.
  • Demonstrate sensitivity to and respect for a diverse student and teacher population (ethnicity, gender, culture, ability, etc.).
  • Develop and execute engaging, standards-based lesson plans for Social Science classes, incorporating historical analysis, government structures, civic engagement, and global perspectives.
  • Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum design, interdisciplinary projects, and project-based learning strategies.
  • Utilize available instructional resources, including primary and secondary sources, digital media, and experiential learning activities, to enhance student engagement.
  • Manage student behavior in the classroom and implement restorative practices within the classroom and the larger school environment.
  • Willingness to receive coaching through a dedicated feedback cycle.
  • Monitor student progress and provide timely feedback on research, writing, and critical analysis.
  • Employ techniques, interventions, modifications, and accommodations to meet the individual needs of students with disabilities.
  • Encourage civic awareness, historical inquiry, and social responsibility in students.

Professional Responsibilities (Team Role: Active Participant) Operations/Other (Team Role: Supporter)
  • Serve as an Advisor to a cohort of students.
  • Attend Open Houses, School-Wide Exhibitions, and other school-based events.

 

Address

CHICAGO TECH ACADEMY

Chicago, IL
60608 USA

Industry

Education

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